Bacterial toxins and disease.

[Bitsy]

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I believe some day it will be confirmed that most disease is caused by the presence of or the lack of bacteria. A  symbionic  relationship that can kill us .

[Bitsy in reply to Hidden]

Yes that is a real possibility - cheers xo

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I love responses that in very few words (two) say more than many of us say in pages. You are correct, my  bad choice of words . Most things that I believe and that I am " convinced " of can not be proven, like the existence of God.

However the more one reads about bacteria the more interesting it becomes. I had the experience 11 months ago of a bacteria that commonly lives on the outside of my skin, and causes no harm ,somehow got under my skin. Surgery and very large amounts of antibiotics saved my leg but not without discomfort and permanent damage. 

There is a theory that a bacteria that lives in some peoples gut can act to inhibit the  uptake of Parkinson's medications and that the elimination of that bacteria by the antibiotics explains why my PD symptoms have been reduced and indications of over dosing have appeared and why we have been able to reduce my PD medication. When you read how virus can infect bacteria transforming it into lethal contagion and the amount of disease caused by bacteria and the effects of pathogens produced by bacteria , and yet how our complete ability to function depends on their existence,  one realizes how close to the edge humanity lives.

[Bitsy in reply to Hidden]

Your experience is very interesting thanks for telling us Cheers xo